When you say "dry as a bone" are you referring to the soil? If so, I think that might be the problem. You say you gave a fert dose at 50% strength but what you've forgotten is that if the soil is dry this might actually equal a fert dose where the soil is wet and the strength given is 100% or more. One of the problems with alot of liquid ferts out today is the companies don't tell you alot of info - exactly how to feed in certain conditions. They just say so many mls or teaspoons per liter or gallon of water, but this really isn't enough info. It looks like overfert because the healthy leaves are too dark green. Are you seeing yellowing on the lighter green leaves? If not, if what you're seeing is leaves going dark green and then yellowing with brown spotting, then you have overfert. Companies are making alot on ferts that people don't use properly. I think I'm in the wrong business.....
polishpollack Reviewed by polishpollack on . Need help diagnosing issue... Hello all, this is my first post here. I'm a first time grower and was originally supposed to receive some coaching from some experienced growers, but they have since flaked on me and I've been forced to go it alone. I've been reading, watching videos and trying to gather as much info as possible, but it seems you ask 10 people the same question, you get 10 different answers. Maybe I'm just being paranoid and over analyzing things, but better to be safe than sorry. Right? BACKGROUND: Rating: 5